Saudi and Japanese Sys need info
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Jimmy
Banned
Re: Saudi and Japanese Sys need info
I think like 113 Sys were ordered over there. They sold 13 in Allah land and sent 31 back to the US.The other 69 were exported/sold in Europe for cheap,probably because we were in the middle of blowing shit up in the Middle East at that time.That's all I got
I think like 113 Sys were ordered over there. They sold 13 in Allah land and sent 31 back to the US.The other 69 were exported/sold in Europe for cheap,probably because we were in the middle of blowing shit up in the Middle East at that time.That's all I got
T-Bone
Active member
Re: Saudi and Japanese Sys need info
You should PM Opie if you want factual information. There are a handful of clowns on this forum who have convinced themselves they know it all (one of whom has already quickly chimed in, as is his usual manner) and in reality, they do no more than speculate.
Sadly, little of what they post is of value around here
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You should PM Opie if you want factual information. There are a handful of clowns on this forum who have convinced themselves they know it all (one of whom has already quickly chimed in, as is his usual manner) and in reality, they do no more than speculate.
Sadly, little of what they post is of value around here
.
T-Bone
Active member
Re: Saudi and Japanese Sys need info
No...a crazy cash offer was made over the summer and I accepted. Now considering a mint 2012 KTM 1190 RC8-R with 188 miles :tup:. Seems to be a fantastic bike!
No...a crazy cash offer was made over the summer and I accepted. Now considering a mint 2012 KTM 1190 RC8-R with 188 miles :tup:. Seems to be a fantastic bike!
Norm
Donating Member
Re: Saudi and Japanese Sys need info
Neat bike, just don't like the lines of it. Too much angles and not enough flow. I'm thinking of getting another Hayabusa, nice and smooth, still quick enough to keep up with most bikes, and at speed comfortable for a old guy like myself.
Neat bike, just don't like the lines of it. Too much angles and not enough flow. I'm thinking of getting another Hayabusa, nice and smooth, still quick enough to keep up with most bikes, and at speed comfortable for a old guy like myself.